Pulpit Oratory
Pulpit Oratory is a formal genre of rhetorical discourse delivered from the pulpit within the African American preaching tradition, distinguished by its strategic fusion of biblical exposition, cultural resonance, and performative speech acts aimed at moral instruction, communal empowerment, and spiritual transformation.
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Pulpit Rhetoric in Three Canterbury Tales
Charles E. Shain · Modern Language Notes · 1955 · 36 citations
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John Campbell · French Studies · 2012 · 27 citations
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